No, that was on the issue of extending solvency amortization from five years to ten years. I think it's important for us to keep in mind that we can be buying time. We can change the discount rates so that when you have a AA corporate bond yield that is higher than the Government of Canada's yield, the liabilities end up being a lot less, but that is tinkering, and really what you're trying to do is buy time. And I don't think that is really a long-term solution.
Air Canada, I believe about four or five years ago, did the same thing, and when they extended the amortization period it didn't really help them. So I'm saying that we have to start thinking about long-term solutions and not tinkering at the edges.